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![]() Hubbell Headquarters at Shelton, Connecticut, US | |
Company type | Public |
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NYSE: HUBB S&P 400 Component | |
Industry | Electrical and Electronic products Lighting Power Systems OIl and Gas |
Founded | 1888 |
Founder | Harvey Hubbell |
Headquarters | Shelton, Connecticut, |
Number of locations | 98 |
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Total assets | ![]() |
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Number of employees | 19,700[2] (2018) |
Subsidiaries | Burndy Bryant Electric Company Hubbell Lighting Hubbell Power Systems Hubbell Industrial Controls Hubbell Premise Wiring Marine Electrical Products IDevices Norlux Metron Inc GAI-Tronics Corporation Ohio Brass Turner Electric Trinetics Cableform Incorporated Vantage Technology Austdac Pty Limited Strongwell Lenoir City, Inc Victor Lighting Atlas Sterner Lighting Haefely Hipotronics Hawke Cable Glands Limited Kellems Co. Inc E. M. Wiegmann, Inc. A. B. Chance Industries, Inc Gleason Reel Corp. Fargo Manufacturing Company, Inc Devine Lighting Chalmit Lighting Siescor Technologies, Inc Chardon Electrical Components, Inc. Haefely Test AG MyTech Corporation LCA Group, Inc Fabrica de Pecas Electricas Delmar LTDA PCORE Electric Company, Inc Kurt Versen, Inc. USCO Power Equipment Corporation CDR Systems Corp. Varon Lighting Group, LLC Wiley Electronics TayMac Corporation Continental Industries, Inc Connector Manufacturing Company Norlux Powerohm Resistors Inc Pen-Cell Plastics Inc Opti-Loop Fiber Cable and Accessories Inc Reuel Inc Litecontrol Corporation RigPower LLC RFL Electronics Inc. Electric Controller and Manufacturing Company LLC Acme Electric Corp. Aclara |
Website | www |
Hubbell Incorporated designs, manufactures and sells electrical and electronic products for non-residential and residential construction, industrial and utility applications. Hubbell was founded by Harvey Hubbell as a proprietorship in 1888, and was incorporated in Connecticut in 1905. It is ranked 577 by the fortune group. The Company’s reporting segments consist of the Electrical segment (comprising electrical systems products and lighting products) and the Power segment. Hubbell’s manufacturing facilities are located in the United States, Canada, Switzerland, Puerto Rico, Mexico, the People's Republic of China ("China"), Italy, the United Kingdom, Brazil and Australia and maintains sales offices in Singapore, China, India, Mexico, South Korea, and countries in the Middle East. Hubbell was previously headquartered in Orange, Connecticut,[3] and has now moved its headquarters to Shelton, Connecticut.[4] Hubbell Inc. assisted Allied efforts during World War II by manufacturing military vehicle electrical circuits, battery-charging systems for M4 Sherman tanks, power jacks for test meters, vacuum tube sockets for radio communications, and a line of electrical and electronic connectors for aircraft. Hubbell Inc is in List of S&P 400 companies having stocks that are included in the S&P 400 stock market index, maintained by S&P Dow Jones Indices.
History
Hubbell Incorporated was founded as a proprietorship in 1888 by Harvey Hubbell II. Born in Connecticut in 1859, he was a U.S. inventor, entrepreneur and industrialist. His best-known inventions are the U.S. electrical plug[5] and the pull-chain light socket.[6] He graduated from high school and began working for companies that manufactured marine engines and printing machinery. During this time, he accumulated several ideas for new inventions, and in 1888 he set out on his own, opening a small manufacturing facility in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Hubbell's first product was taken from his own patent for a paper roll holder with a toothed blade for use in stores that sold wrapping paper. This cutter stand became a tremendous success; it was a common feature of retail stores that used wrapping paper in the early 1900s and remained in wide use into the late 20th century.
Soon he discovered that he had to design machinery to make its parts. One of the first was a tapping machine, also his patent. Around 1896 with his business in machinery progressing, Hubbell's next patent was a major breakthrough in the fastener industry: the process and machinery for cold rolled screw threads which reduced the rate of material lost in production by more than 50%. He designed and built progressive blanking and forming dies, patented machinery to slot screw heads, a machine to assemble screws and small parts, devised tools to indicate speed, and patented a changeable speed screwdriver. Hubbell's idea was to provide convenience, safety, and control to an electric light with his new "pull socket" which was patented in August 1896.[7] The same familiar device with its on/off pull chain is still in use today. He built three prototypes by hand using metal and insulated wood parts to design a product with individual wires permanently attached in the proper sequence and correct polarity, and one which could be connected or disconnected, easily and safely, to a power supply in the wall. cartridge fuses and fuse block, lamp holders, key sockets - soon followed the same path Later, Hubbell's "separable plug" design took shape on the drawing board back in Bridgeport, and then submitted to the patent office in Washington, D.C. Additional designs based on that basic concept - separable plugs in different configurations, a single flush mounted receptacle - as well as new products for electrical circuits.[8] One of the most successful and the one most familiar today, was the duplex receptacle which is still found everywhere that electrical power is used.
In 1901 Hubbell published a 12-page catalogue that listed 63 electrical products of his company's manufacture, and four years later he incorporated his enterprise as Harvey Hubbell, Incorporated , In the same year, the Company registered its trademark of "...a sphere with meridian lines and the name 'Hubbell' centered within." Hubbell's pace of new ideas and product design did not falter. In 1909 the company began constructing a four-floor factory and office building that would become the first building in New England made of reinforced concrete.
Between 1896 and 1909 he was granted 45 patents on a wide variety of electrical products Company's product lines had been continuously expanded. Catalogue #17 was published in March 1917 .[9] The catalogue had more than 100 pages and listed more than a thousand products. In bulb sockets alone, the Company manufactured 277 different types and sizes. Hubbell's toggle action light switch which incorporated a "quick make or break" feature to meet the rigid requirements of Underwriters' Laboratories (UL) was replacing the former two button type push switch . Hubbell designed a "Loxin" mechanism which fit into any standard socket and locked the bulb in place. Falling lightbulbs no longer endangered streetcar passengers, and overly thrifty commuters had to find a new source of replacement bulbs for home use.For the home, the Company developed a system for lighting fixture connections called "Elexit" which allowed the homeowner to install most fixtures without hiring an electrician.
Company's first era ended when its founder Harvey Hubbell II died on December 17, 1927. He was succeeded as President of the Company by his son, Harvey Hubbell III. Twenty-six years old when he succeeded his father, Harvey Hubbell III had already spent years working in the business. That early experience with electrical equipment engineering and learning the discipline of production was to stand the Company in good stead in the decades to come.
Harvey Hubbell III soon showed that he had inherited his father's twin acumen for product innovation and business development. In product innovation, he devised the Company's lines of Twist-Lock industrial connectors with new 2-,3-,and 4-wire devices of various ratings, designed a whole new series of locking connectors for industrial use which he named "Hubbellock", and introduced heavy-duty, circuit-breaking devices. The Company played a large part in the war effort by meeting the demand for electrical components and systems to power the nation's industries and by developing products for the special applications needed by military. These included components for military vehicle electrical circuits, battery-charging systems for M-4 tanks, power jacks for test meters, vacuum tube sockets for radio communications, and a line of electrical and electronic connectors for aircraft. The Company's years of experience in building devices reliable enough for industrial use was a valuable asset in the production of products which could perform under rugged battlefield conditions. A second plant was opened in Lexington, Kentucky, in order to meet the demand and as a safety measure since the main plant in Bridgeport was considered vulnerable to air or sea attack.
Hubbell had been one of the first to manufacture flush toggle switches for alternating current only. The first Safety Receptacle was designed and produced as were the original "grounding only" devices which helped to set the standards for the industry. And while Hubbell was busy on land, the Company found new opportunities at sea. In 1952, the ocean liner "SS United States" was launched in Newport News, Virginia. Queen of the seas for many years, the ship was completely fitted with Hubbell wiring devices designed expressly for narrow stateroom partitions and to withstand the effects of salt air. An ardent yachtsman himself, Harvey Hubbell III designed a complete family of corrosion resistant devices including both on-board and dockside equipment for the expanding pleasure boat industry. Familiar sights at marinas today, these first products were so successful that alternative designs were produced for many industrial applications where corrosive atmospheres and materials posed challenges for standard wiring devices.
The Company's sales in new products and continuing lines increased proportionately to these successes, but more was to come as Harvey Hubbell, Incorporated added diversification. Beginning in 1960, the Company entered a new period of rapidly expanding growth in both sales and income. Much of the growth resulted from the Company's internal product development, a longstanding Hubbell tradition, and a source which expanded under the industry leadership of Harvey Hubbell III and other Hubbell engineers. A second source of growth through acquisition. 1960 onwards to till now Hubbell Incorporated has acquired many brands working for power, electric, lighting sectors. With over 125 years since inception, Hubbell Incorporated has grown to be an international manufacturer of electrical and electronic products for a broad range of non-residential and residential construction, industrial and utility applications
Acquisitions
In addition to its growth in both sales and income from the product development, a second source of growth is through acquisition.
- GAI-TRONICS® owned by Hubbell Incorporated, is the world's largest company focused on the communication needs of the world's industrial markets. Founded in 1946, GAI-TRONICS earliest products set the industry standard for durability and reliability. While maintaining our commitment to the principles of quality and customer service, today’s GAI-TRONICS aggressively applies leading edge technology to solve the world’s most challenging communication needs, and is backed by stability, reputation, and financial strength of Hubbell Incorporated, a worldwide leader in electrical and electronic products.
Company or asset acquired | Location | Date | From | Products | Notes |
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Kellems Co. Inc | Shelton, Connecticut | 1962[10] | Kellems Co. Inc | mesh grips, cord connectors, and wire management products | |
Ohio Brass | Wadsworth, OH and Aiken, SC | 1978 | Ohio Brass | Polymer and porcelain insulators and arresters used in the transmission, substation and distribution markets. Designs include suspension, station and line post, as well as polymer insulator and arrester combinations for lightning protection. | |
Bryant Electric Company | Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States | 1991[11][12] | Bryant Electric Company | wiring devices, electrical components, and switches | |
Haefely Hipotronics | United States, Switzerland | 1992[11][13] | Haefely Hipotronics | EMC Test Equipments, High Voltage Test system, Instruments, OEM Equipments | |
E. M. Wiegmann, Inc. | St. Louis | 1993[11][14] | E. M. Wiegmann, Inc | fabricates cabinets, panels, and other enclosures | |
A. B. Chance Industries, Inc | Centralia, MO 65240 USA | 1994[11][15] | A. B. Chance Industries, Inc | electric utility transmission and distribution products for the telecommunication, construction, pipeline and consumer markets. | |
Anderson Electrical Products | StLeeds AL 35094 | January 2, 1996[16] | Square D Company | electrical connectors, clamps, fittings and accessories for substations, transmission and distribution lines, crimping tool. | |
Gleason Reel Corp. | Mayville, Wisconsin | January 31, 1996[16][17] | Gleason Reel Corp | manufactures cable and hose reels, protective steel and nylon cable traks (cable and hose carriers), cable festooning hardware, container crane reels, slip rings, workstation accessories and components such as balancers, retractors, torque reels, and column, tool support, boom and jib kits. | |
Fargo Manufacturing Company, Inc | Poughkeepsie, New York | February 14, 1997[18] | Fargo Manufacturing Company, Inc | manufacture distribution and transmission line products for the electric utilities. | |
Devine Lighting | Kansas City, MO | 1998,[19] | Architectural, Step Lights & Surface Mount | ||
Sterner Lighting | Eden Prairie, MN | 1998,[19] | Extruded Site & Precision Flood lighting | ||
Chalmit Lighting | Hilington, Scotland | 1998,[19] | Lighting for Harsh & Hazardous Area | ||
Siescor Technologies, Inc | Tulsa, OK | 1998,[19] | Siescor Technologies, Inc | manufactures digital loop carrier systems used to connect subscribers to central office telephone switches, fiber and digital microwave networks. | |
Certain Assets of Chardon Electrical Components, Inc. | Greenville, TN | February, 1999,[20] | Chardon Electrical Components, Inc. | Manufacture loadbreak and deadbreak products, splices and terminations. | |
Haefely Test AG | Basel, Switzerland | July, 1999,[20][21] | Trench Switzerland AG | High voltage test systems, instrumentation equipment, electromagnetic test equipment used in compliance testing of telecommunications and Local Area Network Systems (LANS). | |
GAI-Tronics Corporation | Mohnton, Pennsylvania | July, 2000[22][23] | GAI-Tronics Corporation | supplier of communications systems designed for indoor, outdoor and hazardous environments. | |
MyTech Corporation | Austin, Texas | October, 2001[22] | MyTech Corporation | manufacture sensors, high intensity discharge ("HID") dimming controls, photocells and other lighting related electronic control products. | Is included in Electrical Segment |
Hawke Cable Glands Limited | Ashton-Under-Lyne, England | March, 2002[22] | Hawke Cable Glands Limited | manufacture cable glands, cable connectors, light fixtures, control centers, panel boards, motor control enclosures and electrical equipment, cable transit, breathers, and field bus products. | Is included in Electrical Segment |
LCA Group, Inc. [Lighting Corporation of America] | S. Houston, TX 77587-3028 | March, 2002[22] | U.S. Industries, Inc | manufacture outdoor and indoor lighting products. | |
Atlas | 2005[citation needed] | civil helical anchor business | |||
Fabrica de Pecas Electricas Delmar LTDA | Brazil | 2005[citation needed] | manufacturer of surge arresters, cutouts, and utility products | ||
Victor Lighting | United Kingdom | 2005[citation needed] | Above ground Lighting and Cable Products for Harsh, Hazardous & Industrial Areas | ||
Strongwell Lenoir City, Inc | Lenoir City, TN | June,2006 [24] | Strongwell Lenoir City, Inc | manufacture concrete products, surface drain products. | renamed Hubbell Lenoir City, Inc |
Austdac Pty Limited | New South Wales, Australia | November 2006[24] | Austdac Pty Limited | manufacture hazardous applications utility products | Added to the Industrial Technology segment. |
PCORE Electric Company, Inc | LeRoy, New York | October 2007[25] | PCORE Electric Company, Inc | manufacture high voltage condenser bushings | included in the Power segment |
Kurt Versen, Inc. | Westwood, New Jersey | January 2008[26] | Kurt Versen, Inc. | manufacture lighting fixtures | Added to the lighting business within the Electrical segment. |
USCO Power Equipment Corporation | Leeds, Alabama | August 2008[26] | USCO Power Equipment Corporation | provides switches and accessories to the electric utility industry. | Added to the Power segment |
CDR Systems Corp. | Ormond Beach, Florida | September, 2008[26] | CDR Systems Corp. | manufactures polymer concrete and fiberglass. | Added to the Power segment |
Varon Lighting Group, LLC | California, Florida, and Wisconsin | December, 2008[26][27] | Varon Lighting Group, LLC | provides lighting fixtures | Added to the lighting business within the Electrical segment. |
Burndy LLC | Manchester, New Hampshire | October 2, 2009[28][29][30] | manufacturer and seller of connectors (Hydenttm and Servit® compression and mechanical connectors; Implotm, Hyground® and Burndyweld® transmission and substation grounding connectors and Wejtaptm overhead line connectors), cable accessories, tooling (Patriot® family of battery tools), Smart Cart® cable management systems. | Added to electrical segment | |
Wiley Electronics | Manchester, New Hampshire | 2011[citation needed] | Wiley Electronics | provider of grounding, bonding, and cable management solutions for solar panel and rack mounting applications | |
Metron Inc | 2011[citation needed] | fire pump control products manufacturer | |||
Cableform Incorporated | Delaware | 2012[citation needed] | mining and tunneling products | ||
TayMac Corporation | 2012[citation needed] | weatherproof 'while-in-use' outlet enclosures | |||
Trinetics | 2012[citation needed] | utility switches, capacitors and component parts | |||
Vantage Technology | 2012[citation needed] | plugs and connectors | |||
Continental Industries, Inc | 2013[31] | Continental Industries, Inc | pipeline connectors and electrical connector products | ||
Connector Manufacturing Company | 2013[31] | Aluminum and copper connectors, offering mechanical and compression designs | |||
Norlux | 2013[31] | LED component | |||
Powerohm Resistors Inc., Pen-Cell Plastics Inc, Opti-Loop Fiber Cable and Accessories Inc, Reuel Inc, Litecontrol Corporation, RigPower LLC, RFL Electronics Inc. | (RFL Electronics- North America) | 2014[32] | Powerohm Resistors Inc. (resistors); Pen-Cell Plastics Inc. (utility enclosures); Opti-Loop Fiber Cable and Accessories Inc. (cable storage); Reuel Inc. (apparatus bushings and insulators); Litecontrol Corporation (Fluorescent and LED Lighting); RigPower LLC (single pole connectors); RFL Electronics Inc. (protective relays, multiplexors, telecontrols) | ||
Electric Controller and Manufacturing Company LLC, Acme Electric Corp., Turner Electric | 2015[32] | Electric Controller and Manufacturing Company LLC (mill-duty crane control products); Acme Electric Corp. (dry-type transformers and toroids); Turner Electric (disconnect switches) | |||
Aclara Technologies LLC | St. Louis, Missouri | 5 February 2018[33] | Electricity meters, Smart meters, Advanced Metering Infrastructure, Smart Grid Monitoring sensors | Added to Power segment |
Business line
Hubbell designs, manufactures and sells various product under three major sections which are Electrical systems, Lighting Products and Power Segment. some of the major products are as follows[32][34][35][36]
Electrical segment
Cable reels, Wiring devices & accessories, Junction boxes, plugs & receptacles, Cable glands & fittings, Switches & dimmers, Datacom connectivity & enclosures, Connectors & tooling, Pin & sleeve devices, Speciality communications equipment, Floor boxes, Electrical motor controls, High voltage test systems, Ground fault devices, Steel & plastic enclosures, Mining communication & controls [37]
Lighting products
Canopy lights, Parking lot/parking garage fixtures, Decorative landscape fixtures, Emergency lighting/exit signs, Bollards, Fluorescent fixtures, Floodlights & poles, Bath/vanity fixtures & fans, Ceiling fans, LED components, Chandeliers & sconces, Site & area lighting, Recessed, surface mounted& track fixtures, Athletic & recreational field fixtures, Occupancy dimming & daylightharvesting sensors[27]
Power segment
Arresters, High voltage bushings, Grounding equipment, Cutouts & fuse links, Insulators, Programmable reclosers, Pole line hardware, Cable terminations & accessories, Sectionalizers, Helical anchors & foundations, Formed wire products, Lineman tools, hoses & gloves, Overhead pad mounted & capacitor, switches , Splices, taps & connectors, Polymer concrete & fiberglass enclosures and equipment pads
Awards and recognition
- Hubbell Incorporated listed in top 25 Connecticut public companies ranked by size[38]
- Hubbell Incorporated is listed in Member of National Electrical Manufacturers AssociationNEMA.[34]
- Hubbell Incorporated is listed in Member of ELECTRO FEDERATION CANADA(EFC)[39]
- Hubbell Canada leadership group received the 2014 award of merit in recognition of dedicated leadership, exceptional knowledge and insightful advancement of safety standards for products used in hazardous locations by CSA Group , CSA Group is an independent, not-for-profit member-based association dedicated to advancing safety, sustainability and social good.[40]
- Hubbell has joined IEC’s community of industry partners as a Gold Partner in 2014 , Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) is a national trade association for merit shop electrical and systems contractors.[41]
- IDEA International Design Excellence Awards Names Hubbell Inc. & Kirby Risk Recipients of the Sixth Annual Richard Buzun Award, dated 27 Sep 2012[42]
- Hubbell Lighting Receives 7 Architectural Products Magazine Product Innovation Awards, dated November 17, 2014[43]
- Graybar Presents Hubbell Incorporated with Supplier Excellence Award, dated October 2, 2015[44]
- Hubbell Incorporated has channels on YouTube providing the information about it.[45]
- Hubbell Incorporated listed in donators to National Association of Electrical Distributors(NAED) foundation for NAED Education & Research Foundation, dated November 15, 2004[46]
- Hubbell Incorporated listed in the companies donating to the Girls Scouts of Central Indiana[47]
- Hubbell Incorporated listed in the companies donating to the charity organization National Sisterhood United for Journeymen Linemen(NSUJL)[48]
- Hubbell Incorporated listed in the financial supporters of the Connecticut Science Centre[49]
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